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In my opinion this is one of the most important roles a police department has. Chose who fills them wisely.

This is one hot week, tomorrow I'm talking at Mokrogorska about product before and when it reaches the market, and on Friday I'm with Agile Serbia at Regional Scrum Gathering talking about how to bring your (product) team from a scattered group of individuals to motivated, focused and skilled team of professionals. Stay tuned, for I will be sharing impressions and key messages here! #agile #scrum #productmanagement #teamdevelopment

Cracking. Realistic at the same time. This is how malicious actors benefit from negligence of cybersecurity professionals. This is why their shall be continuous “Training and awareness” programs for all employees. #cybersecurity

This video Is so funny😂😂, but should move you to understanding the real life approach to compromising organizational security and the meaning of some terms. 1. What is a Malicious Macro Document? 2. What is the consequences when you click "enable the contents"? 3. What is Mimikatz 4. How does EDR protect Network 5. What is a Colbert strike, how does it work 6. I'm sure everyone still remembers what the C2 command is. 7. What about alert classifications generated by intrusion prevention systems, of which "False Positive" is Among. 8. What is the "beacon naming" in Cybersecurity? 9. Finally, what is MEGA.nz

The funniest thing aside the “Java is a known process” is the fact that Boards/Execs hardly understand how often this happens including the risks and losses. That’s why when they try to get a Cybersecurity Insurance they feel the requirements are too difficult to meet. This video is so funny in its original context but adding this captions related to cybersecurity was awesome!

I am reposting a #cybersecurity-related video that should alarm us rather than amuse us. In our hyper-connected society, we frequently underestimate the threats sneaking into our email inboxes. Every day, scammers and cybercriminals become more intelligent, making it imperative that we remain one step ahead. Spotting the Red Flags: One of the first steps in defending yourself against email scams is to be aware of the red flags. Look out for unsolicited emails asking for personal information, promising unbelievable offers, or pressuring you into taking immediate action. They often contain generic greetings, spelling errors, and suspicious links. Phishing Attacks:  Phishing attacks are particularly tricky. These emails appear from trusted sources, like your bank, social media sites, or even your workplace. They ask you to click on a link and provide sensitive information, such as passwords or credit card details. Always verify the sender's email address, and be cautious before clicking on any links. Protecting Yourself: Here are some practical steps to protect yourself and your organization ( more information can be found here: https://lnkd.in/gpQ-8aPh or https://lnkd.in/gw8mBXzr) Education is Key: Regularly educate yourself and your colleagues about the latest phishing techniques and scam email trends. Knowledge is your best defense. Use Multi-Factor Authentication: Enable multi-factor authentication wherever possible. It adds an extra layer of security to your accounts. Verify Senders: Always double-check the sender's email address before taking any action. Genuine organizations use official email domains. Keep Software Updated: Ensure that your operating system, antivirus, and applications are up to date. Often, updates include security patches. Be Skeptical: When in doubt, don't click. Reach out to the supposed sender through official channels to verify the authenticity of an email. Install Reliable Antivirus Software: Invest in reputable antivirus software that can detect and block phishing attempts. Report Suspicious Emails: If you receive a suspicious email, report it to your IT department or the appropriate authorities. They can take action to prevent others from falling victim. #OnlineSafety #CyberSecurity #PhishingProtection #EmailScamAwareness #CyberAwareness #DigitalSecurity #ProtectYourIdentity

this is exactly what every SOC does😂😂😂

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